Grandpa's Stories

Reach for this book when your child is grieving the loss of a grandparent and you want to offer them a constructive, creative path toward healing. It is an ideal resource for navigating the first weeks or months after a death, focusing on the celebration of life rather than the clinical details of loss. The story follows a young girl who uses a blank notebook, a gift from her late grandfather, to document their shared memories through vibrant drawings and stories. It gently validates the sadness of missing someone while emphasizing that our loved ones live on through the stories we tell and the art we create. Suitable for children ages 4 to 8, this book is a beautiful choice for families who value artistic expression as a therapeutic tool. It provides a secular, hopeful framework for discussing legacy and memory without feeling overly heavy or didactic.